Colorado News

Eaton Street was closed between 112th Avenue and 113th Avenue after a mountain lion was spotted lounging in a tree, Westminster officials said.

State wildlife officers reported two more bear attacks over the weekend in southern Colorado, bringing the state’s total reported attacks for the year to a record high.

Advocates and families who frequented the revolutionary Colorado mountain resort say that, as the federal government increasingly targets diversity, equity and inclusion efforts nationwide, teaching people about Lincoln Hills’ history while protecting its future is paramount — and new efforts to do that are underway.

A climber was rescued last week from a mountain north of Golden after their equipment failed, Arvada fire officials said.

Steel segments from the collapsed World Trade Center towers in New York City 25 years ago live on as 9/11 memorials in various communities across Colorado.

The impacted trash blocked the bear’s intestines, forcing state wildlife officers to euthanize the animal, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

United Airlines officials canceled a planned flyover of a passenger jet escorted by a squadron of F-16s over Denver for a private 9/11 memorial after “concerns in the community,” the company said Wednesday.

A deputy killed a bear near a Colorado mountain apartment complex after it charged him, according to the Eagle County Sheriff’s Office.

Colorado Department of Transportation leaders have the green light to move forward with a five-year project to overhaul the aging Interstate 270 corridor in north metro Denver, agency officials announced Tuesday.

A person died from a fall Sunday while climbing Castle Peak, a 14er between Aspen and Crested Butte